changes in your commute. fremont, gray skies. calm right now but we'll talk about that bay bridge toll what sa and the approach. right here and it not going to be easy. it's going to be a dogfight. i think we're excited about the change. >> bring on the king and the cavaliers. the warriors are four wins away from the first nba tight until decades. something some fans have been waiting for a lifetime the witness. good morning. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. headline, headlines read all about it. it says it all. this morning front page of the "san francisco chronicle," 40 years in the making as in it's been 40 years since the warriors' last trip to the finals if the only thing now standing in the dubs way is a little basketball player you might have heard of by the name of lebron james. he is tall and muscular and intimidating. >> i don't know. we're pretty mighty. "today in the bay's" stephanie

strong is live inside oracle arena. confetti and tears flowing just hours ago, steph. >> that's right, laura and sam. clean-up continues after all that confetti fell. huge celebration last night. crews are back at work. expected to be here until 8:30 this morning. they started right after last night after the major celebration that rocked the arena last night. >> so excited. first championship in 40 years? almost as old as i am. >> i can't wait until we beat the cavs. >> okay. so that was 83-year-old rogerry card whose hometown is cleveland. because he's a season ticket holder he will get first crack at first three home game tickets that go on sale tomorrow morning at 9:00. the general public gets a shot at tickets at 4:00 tomorrow afternoon. again, seth curry amazing even

in recovering from that head injury and game four loss shooting 33% but still came in as the top scorer at 26 points with harrison barnes coming in at 24 points. games one and two will be here at oracle starting with first game next thursday night. let's hear from the mvp steph curry in our next report and what he had to say about facing lebron james, the four-time league mvp. live at oracle, stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." >> right now we'll hear from little cute girl, all smiles and giggles from everyone's favorite warriors fan, riley curry. 2-year-old did some daddy signature moves, tapping her chest, pointing to the sky, loving her dad. also waved to the crowd as he was outfitted with that brand new final hat. when it comes to the press conference itself, riley knows how to get attention. stealing the show again. almost in fact bringing the curtains down as her father attempted to answer some questions from the media. >> i like the tongue wagging

move. a little michael jordan in riley curry as well. live look at oracle arena. lebron james and cavaliers are coming to town one week from today. tipoff is at 6:00 for the first game. game two is sunday, june 7th. then the warriors head to cleveland for games three and four. good thing. the warriors have a week to rest up and, you know, get healthy again. >> focus right now is shifting to the health of splash brother clay thompson. thompson taking a knee to the temple. ouch. fourth quarter last night. he went to the locker room for stitches. now it turns out that thompson ended up passing a concussion test during the game but later developed concussion like symptoms. he now has to pass another series of tests before he can be cleared to play in the nba finals. warriors coverage continues online at nbcbayarea.com. click on the war years fan photo box in the upper left-hand corner of the home page to check out blue and gold fever. we love to see your warriors pride, too. send us your photos to

isee@nbcbayarea.com. we also have complete dubs coverage around the clock on wul of our digital platforms i colluding nbc bay area temperature. what happened? >> i don't know. >> warriors win today? y'all should be going to that. >> former 49er ray mcdonald tried to use the warriors to shoou away reporters as he walked out of jail in san jose once again. the second time mcdonald has been bailed out this week. >> "today in the bay's" bob redell is there. bob, now he's in trouble for violating a restraining order. >> laura and sam, ray mcdonald was arrested for allegedly violating this restraping order that his attorney says his client wasn't even aware of. here's what mcdonald had to say to us when he was released last night. >> warriors win today? y'all should be going to that.

>> why did you end up back here today? >> i don't know, man. >> arrested mcdonald on monday for allege itly assaulting a woman with a baby in her arms at an apartment that he owns and again yesterday for showing up at that apartment in violation of the restraining order a judge issued after monday's arrest. the only reason his client went back to that apartment was to let in his investigator to look at a possible broken door. the investigator did confirm the woman was away in santa cruz at the time and that mcdonald immediately left after police called him to let him know that she had returned and seen his car at the apartment complex. mcdonald was arrested later in the day at a sandwich shop. you might recall the 49ers caught mcdonald for a pattern of poor decision making. the chicago bears cut him earlier this week after his arrest on monday. reporting live here in san joesz, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thank you, bob. it's 6:05. suspect with a long rap sheet is behind bars after going on a

wild crime spree. taking hostages and eventually surrendering and today we could learn his identity. this is police rushing in, guns drawn, as a man eventually surrounders. it started yesterday morning. police say the 35-year-old suspect stole a car in walnut creek. then carjacked a man at a business and led police on a wild chase. officers eventually used spike strips to stop him in antioch. he then ran to a nearby gas station where he took two tamgs but not before he terrified a few witnesses. >> he came to my car with a gun pointing it at me telling me to open my door. >> he pointed a gup at us and i started yelling get away and he turned around and tried to get into another car. tritd to get into another truck and then ran inside the store. >> hostage negotiators convinced a suspect to surrender. officers have yet to release his name because they say the investigation is on going. new video right now in a new round of storms slamming the southwest. oklahoma already submerged in water and this morning people

across that state are waking up to this. more heavy showers and lightning. meantime over in texas, a large tornado hit a dash drilling rig in the panhandle last night. that tornado touching down in the town of canadian. it also injured three people. rain and tornadoes have battered the region all week long killing at least 21 people in both states and 11 are still missing. that situation not going to get any better either with more storms forecast on the way. closer to home, sam, historic drought is forcing a popular fireworks show to fizzle out. the city of cupertino says it is canceling this year's show. the fireworks are usually launched from the baseball field at cuber tin no high school but the school says it has to spray more than 100,000 gallons of water on all of its sports fields ahead of time to prevent a potential fire. so the school district is shutting showdown. the city's other independence

day events will go on as planned. >> tough balance there. tradition of the fireworks. all right. any fireworks out there right now? nope. just more fog as we look live at san francisco this morning at 6:08 on your thursday morning. >> love moisture in the air out there. it would be tough to see them, i think, rob. >> pink and blue clouds right now around san francisco. low clouds hanging over the city by the bay right now as you can see some of our temperatures are in the mid 50s right now in san jose. 56 degrees currently in the south bay. there's another view of san francisco. 53, misty skies over towards oracle arena. drizzle drops there not just for the splash brothers but that's actual airport observation right now at oakland airport. they are reporting enough drizzle to wet the runways there at times around oakland this morning. 53 degrees. so 50s across the board. low clouds in the morning. in the afternoon, low clouds from mt. hamilton looking down. squished a little bit closer to ground level this morning. only 1,000 feet to 1500 feet thick.

we should get the clouds to bri break up a bit. sunshine, a few high clouds going by at times today. and then low clouds staying around the coast. not much warming around pacifica or half-moon bay or san francisco. san jose today low 70s. we'll see temperatures close to 60 in san francisco. low 70s around the north bay. and you will notice the numbers closing in on 80 degrees in pleasanton and livermore. and we will see 80s possible around parts of the south bay as we start the weekend saturday. the center of the screen. notice the temperatures warming up in the south bay. san francisco, mid 60s as we start the weekend. for the north bay, 80 on saturday. 83 around the tri-valley on saturday. increasing clouds and we're still going to leave in showers on sunday with cooler temperatures the main effect of that system though will once again be dropping our temperatures early next week. for another check of your morning commute, here's mike. >> we have low clouds rob is talking about. emeryville camera. turn toward the bay bridge tower. high enough that it's clear for the roadway. may be patches throughout the

north bay and perhaps the golden gate bridge. easy drive. same thing with the flow across the map. bay bridge at the bottom. richmond at the top of the screen. no delays for the north bay. only at the maze and approach to the bay bridge. light flow. big look at the bay. take it in. enjoy all that green traffic flow. it is 6:10 in the morning. show you the slower drive right now just the tri-valley. south 680 slows a bit through sunol and where the arrow is. southbound 880 from hayward. typical pattern but lighter than typical flow of traffic. nothing really of note to have you as far as hampering your roadway. good stuff. >> big picture kind of guy. >> thank you. 6:10. mysterious goo found on southern california beaches. >> plus, another dead whale at a bay area beach. now scientists think they know what is causing them to wash ashore. we've talked a lot about the expense of buying a home. now let's talk about the expense of not buying a home.

we'll look at business and tech.

a live look outside. san francisco shows you the low clouds over downtown. 50s for now. low 60s around san francisco for the afternoon and mid 70s closer to san jose. mike? >> we're looking over here toward the fremont area. headlights are heading down to san jose without any interruption. we're going to talk about slowing though a little farther north. that's coming up. all new this morning. silicon valley company paying big bucks to settal water pollution case.

according to the press democrat jdsu agreed to pay $92,000 in fines to the city of santa rosa. inspection revealed the company had been disposing of ammonium salt in the sewer system over several years. its facility in the north bay. the jdsu makes optical products and 3-d sensing devices. scott mcgrew has been talking about housing costs this week. >> if he's got any money left over, scott, he's on a roll now. back with more. good morning. >> back with more. sam, we talked about how expensive houses are. that was tuesday. then wednesday we looked at how many people were bailing out of the bay area for more affordable homes in places like seattle. today we're going to talk about the hidden costs of not buying a home. economist with realtor.com has run the figures to see how much it would cost you if you delayed buying a home in the country's hottest markets. now, economists call this opportunity costs. it's the cost of not doing

something. for instance, the potential bigger salary you would give up by not going to college. that's an opportunity cost. in this case, it's the cost of not buying and renting instead. so this economist, jonathan smoke, looked at the biggest opportunity cost. biggest is santa cruz. where waiting a year to buy will cost you nearly $66,000. costs like the house price goes up and interest rates rise. san jose, the cost of waiting is $61,000. san francisco, $60,000. the same study says owning a home in the city over the course of 30 years will give you gains of $279,000 above and beyond the value of the house itself. so when you sell you get your money back, plus a quarter million. do keep in mind while the numbers were put together by a legitimate economist, he does work for realtor.com which has every interest in buying you a house. chip maker of broad come turning

to business news, merging this morning in a deal worth $37 billion. the nasdaq hit new records as well. you know, kris sanchez, guys, was saying one of the babies looks like me. i'm trying to figure out. >> the one on the right. >> the one on the right. yes, that's not me. it's a big baby on the nyse although i do have that reputation. >> the big bluesy is what you have, scott, which we are all envious of. thank you. happening right now, investigators are taking a closer look at miser to use billion balls of goo that washed ashore on a stretch of southern california beach. those blobs were found along manhattan beach and they appear to be balls of either tar or oil. there's no word on whether the substance is connect nedney way to last week's massive oil spill near santa barbara. roughly 100 miles away. authorities say it could be a natural occurrence. the beach is closed right now until further notice. bay area marine experts say they think they know why so many dead whales are washing ashore

at northern california beaches. just yesterday a baby gray whale was discovered on the beach in point reyes. it's 12th dead whale to wash ashore from monterrey to fort bragg in the past couple of months. offshore winds would push whale carcasses out to sea but the winds are coming from a different direction pushing what's in the ocean now to the beaches. >> staggering number of whales in total. okay. time to check your microclimate forecast at 6:17. live look outside. downtown san jose. not quite as cloudy. some of the other camera angles we've seen this morning. >> that's right. >> some out there. a little bit of wind. you mentioned it, laura. wind speeds are picking up this morning. >> you're going to be watching the wind speeds and wind direction. the reason why, the second of this month we've been in the below average temperatures, strong northwest winds coming in off the ocean which this time of year will cause up welling off the coast for you. got the winds, 10 to 20 miles

per hour coming in from the northwest. what that helps to do is up well the cooler ocean water from below but drops the coastal sea surface temperatures in the low to mid 50s. part of the air conditioning off to the west and the long shore drift pattern, california current that moves north to south down the coast, this has been a very persistent pattern since the 2nd of the month. a lot of things have been coming up onshore. as you saw down the southern california, the oil spill near santa barbara, some of that possibly could be getting into the beaches further south of that spill area. northwest winds around the bay area. also keep temperatures along the coast fairly cool. may bring in low clouds like we're seeing right now. low to mid 50s. low clouds through mid morning for inland valleys and clearing out the sunshine as a slight wa warm-up starts today. high clouds passing on by. upper level disturbance will ride on through for the afternoon which will give us partly cloudy skies. out toward the tri-valley and areas south of san jose, slight warmup today. highs in the mid 70s around san jose. san francisco, upper 50s to low

60s. we do have a giants game after 7:00. classic at&t park weather. numbers there in the 50s after 7:00. out towards the north bay, south winds not allowing temperatures to warm up a whole lot today. we'll see the pattern weaken slightly by saturday which will allow temperatures to come up a bit more. notice concord, livermore, pleasanton, close to 80 degrees today. we'll see those temperatures climbing up probably through about saturday for the south bay. just a slight warmup in san francisco. mid 60s as we start the weekend off. and 70s to 80s around the north bay. and sunday, a few showers coming in with more clouds. and for the tri-valley highs in the 80s to start the weekend. cooling for sunday as we see not just clouds possibly coming in by late saturday but the upper level system moving on the north coast could bring a few showers. it's also going to re-enforce cooling temperatures again early next week. just as quickly as things warm up notice san jose dropping down to 72 degrees again by monday. now towards livermore, warm start to the weekend.

trending cooler early next week. mike? >> rainbow of colors for those bar graph, rob. looking over here, mostly gray and headlights. northbound 101. not seeing a lot of brake lights. this is a good flow of traffic. let's give you a bigger look at san jose and silicon valley. just see slowing where our camera is. north 101 at 680. no problems in downtown. yellow cupertino. just right below where we're at 60 miles per hour. zoom outlook at this big shot of the bay. we have your typical patterns on the east bay. the build for hayward. no problems across the san mateo bridge and san mateo still at speed. this is what a map typically looks like at 5:0030, 6:00 in the morning. light build over on the tri-valley. again, as we taubtd about, the nimitz freeway slowed. the rest of your approach to the bay bridge, metering lights are on the a bay bridge. crash by my head, highway four. it's not really by my head. i'm in front of the map. looking at the roadway and not causing any slowing. let's look at oakland. show you the volume of traffic past the coliseum. easy drive with a lot more

activity over there at the coliseum last night. in my house made it tough to go to sleep because the kids were so excited. >> i think daddy was, too. >> yeah. >> woke him up. 6:21. up next, keeping intruders out of the white house. the major changes happening today to make it harder for help people to threaten the first family. live look outside right now. we're working to get that shot. there it is. not seeing much of anything right now because of all the cloud cover blanketing the golden gate bridge.

we are watching our golden gate state warriors at the oracle arena. they really lit up that place. fo long 40 years in the waiting. they are going to the nba finals. 6:24. three years after domestic violence case rocked san francisco city hall the scandal involving sheriff ross myrrh rim my is resurfacing. coming from his wife. lopez is starring in a spanish

language play that she says tells her side of the story. it's titled" what's the scandal and it starts two-week run tonight. mirkarimi was accused of grabbing lopez hard enough to cause a bruise. he eventually pleaded guilty to misdemeanor false imprisonment. crews are going to try to make it even tougher for intr e intruders to get into the white house. contractors are going to spend the day preparing to add sparp metal points to the black iron fence surrounding the white house. the secret service is also rearranging booths and vehicle checkpoints, adding steel plate barriers that can be raised and lowered. there have been numerous security breachers over the past few years. meantime, here's your chance to get a unique view of the big apple. observatory at the new world trade center officially opening tomorrow. you can get a free preview today. get yourself over to the east

coast. observation deck takes up the top three floors. giving visitors a view of new york city for more than 1200 feet in the air. tickets for adults start at $32. >> put it on your list. 6:25. it all comes down to this for some of the america's top young spellers. >> the scripps national spelling bee. one of the favorite events of the year. 285 brilliant boyis and girls. 214 made it out of the preliminary rounds into today's semifinals. tonight is the championship round. unfortunately our two bay area representatives did not advance after taking the written spelling and vocabulary tests. cupertino and danville competed to absolutely the best of their abilities and amazing to even get there. >> no kidding. what an honor. 6:26. up next, a device once used in the hysterectomy could help spread cancer and now the fbi is on the case. and a stunning admission from the pentagon. anthrax accidentally sent to

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and what we found was a place that was always growing, but never grew old. ♪ forever you♪g and now comes a celebration 60 years in the making. the disneyland diamond celebration. ♪ may you st♪y with dazzling, new experiences for the young ♪ may you st♪y and the young at heart. ♪ forever you♪g come remember that feeling. ♪ forever you♪g come feel forever young. low clouds and misty skies to start drizzle around oakland this morning. look for the afternoon temperatures beginning that upward climb to some 80s by the weekend. look at that in your forecast that's coming up. >> beginning that upward climb as far as the number of cars on the roadway. san jose, knot 101. starting to see that slow down for silicon valley. the gray skies rob is talking about and, speed, more car, slower speed. looking at a big merger

between avago and broad come. as we check the nyse, and the technologies out of san jose, ajilent technologies. over to the nasdaq where they set a record yesterday and business getting under way. it's thursday, may 28th. from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." >> a good thursday morning. thank you for joining us. i'm sam brock. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. here are today's top stories. celebrations go late into tonight at or rackal i rena where the warriors clinched the first nba champion any birth against houston. one week from todayed a oracle. former 49er ray mcdonald in trouble with the law again. he was just released from santa clara county jail last night after his second arrest in three days. this time authorities say he violated a restraining order tied to his arrest on monday. there are new flash flood warnings across much of oklahoma

with more rain on the horizon. oklahoma city experiencing its record. at least 21 people have died from this week's storms in texas and oklahoma. within the past 15 minutes we've just learned that stanford university among the 19 labs that got live anthrax samples. states that got the anthrax. >> "today in the bay's" kris sanchez joins us now with the latest developments. kris? >> like you said, that stanford lab is one of 19 labs that got that live virus. we can tell you this morning that as of now u.s. military officials say that no one is showing any signs of symptoms of anthrax poisoning and yet the commander of the military site responsible says they are trying to find out how this happened that there is no danger to the public. believing that requires trust. dougway proving ground in utah developed that strain and killed the virus to render it safe for researchers like the ones at stanford. but two weeks ago maryland lab

workers discovered it was still live. the samples were shipped via fedex to military and commercial labs in nine states, plus south korea. and because it was supposed to be dead virus the researchers who were working with it may not have been wearing much more than the simple face masks your dentists use because it wasn't a risk. they were supposed to be enclosed fully in protective gear if it were a live virus. this morning the commander in charge of offering assurance as members of the research community are outraged. >> also no known risk to the general public and no suspected or confirmed cases of anthrax infection at the potentially exposed lab workers in the states. >> these were supposed to be killed anthrax spores. and you would like that assurance before the material is sent. >> so again, 19 labs and that includes stanford university's lab have those samples. the centers for disease control

and prevention are trying to round up the samples. they will be transferred to cdc laboratories for further testing. believe it or not the cdc has done this as well. in addition to this accidental shipping, in june of last year a cdc lab sent live anthrax, potentially exposing 80 people. the cdc head was fired over that one. and in 2004 a maryland lab sent live anthrax to a children's hospital here in california. we are reaching out to stanford university for comment this morning. we will get that for you later on this morning. by the way, that live anthrax was shipped just like the stuff you buy online, via fedex, no warning label, no special packaging, and the krrkscdc is collecting samples for testing. they're going to be shipped fedex as well. >> thank you very much. 6:33. the fbi is stepping in to investigate a surgical instrument that may have spread cancer in women. the device made by johnson & johnson was taken out of service

last year. it's called surgeons use it during hysterectomies to crush tissue so the tissue could easily be removed from the body. for women with certain underlying health conditions the fda says the device also spreads cancer cells into the abdomen and pelvis. the fbi is looking into what johnson & johnson knew about the potential problems and when. clearing the air now, rosier outlook on what's going on outside. microclimate forecast at 6:34. yes, heavy presence of fog so far this morning. but you know what, conditions are going to change. especially as we look forward to the weekend, rob, looking for warmer temperatures. >> yeah, we're watching temperatures for a place like san jose or the tri-valley beginning to climb up a little bit today and then we think quite a bit more by the time we get into friday and saturday. but outside right now, low clouds and misty skies again. san francisco to oakland right now you saw the view earlier there in san francisco. 56, san jose. mostly cloudy start to the morning. there's the view again in san

francisco. 53 degrees. bottoms of the low clouds, low enough to touch the tops of those buildings around downtown. notice the drizzle here not at oracle arena. unless a splash brothers left overs from last night. at the airport we do have drizzle. enough to wet the pavement there on some of the runways. oakland airport this morning. we got low clouds for the morning. and then clearing skies for the afternoon with a few high clouds passing by during the day. that will filter the sun at times. not much warming today around san francisco or the coast. the tri-valley and parts of the south by a will begin to see temperatures climbing up more. so low to mid 70s closer to san jose today. we will see highs near 60 in san francisco. into the north bay, highs in the low 70s around santa rosa. pleasanton and livermore close to 80 degrees. 66 in oakland and out in the evening around the east bay, 07 yankees taking on the as. cooling to the 50s in oakland. as we approach the start of the weekend, temperatures will climb up. san francisco, mid 60s by

saturday. look at the south bay. upper 70s to low 80s there. by friday and saturday. more clouds and cooling in the sunday. in fact, for the north bay, slight chance of showers by sunday. before then, upper 70s to near 80 on saturday. tri-valley temperatures climbing close to the mid oughtitys by saturday. mike? >> all right, rob, we're going to turn our attention toward the camera over in emeryville where i've turned its attention to the maze. you see the slowing, the upper right side. you see the curve. heading away from the right. berkeley curve. that's where slowing starts. also across the center of your screen. i don't know if you can make it up. west 580. let's show you on the maps. only slow section on the approach to the bay bridge toll plaza. light volume. east shore freeway, speed. same thing on the left side of your screen. 101 and san rafael and the city. as we widen out the shot you see the pattern typical for the flow. we're looking at a slowdown for the tri-valley and east bay hayward and union city for the nimi nimitz. lighter volume. we are starting to see the

traffic shift. typical at the rest of the bay. south bay as well. they've already hit many colleges and schools as well around the bay. going to start getting a lighter flow of traffic. folks are shifting today a little bit later. as we look at the foster city side of the bridge showing you the san mateo bridge with the westbound traffic coming over the east bay. start to see that build on the peninsula. it won be a major problem. sam, you don't have the kids and so we'll let you know that school age kids, we've got bring them early before 8:00 to school at qu78, but as summer camps kick in people shift to a later start and get into the office a a little later. >> sometimes i do wish we had them so they could wake me up. >> hey, we could enjoy a weekend away. life with the triplets. >> bring the triplets on. >> new reality series with sam brock, "life with triplets." still ahead, the typical grocery item that led to an ent counter between a man and a black widow. and swipe less for stds?

a link between a rise and sexually diseases and hook-up apps.

live look outside of the oakland tribune right now at 6:40. the tower lit up in blue and gold this morning in honor of the warriors to clinched a trip to the nba finals last night. take on the cleveland cavaliers. more on that. but first, just in. you will not seely elect industry at the washington monument closed because of an electrical issue with the elevator. no visitors being allowed inside the monday meaunment at the elevator or the observation level. service contractor is being called to the site and the monument will be open later today. no word on what caused the outage. she reached into a bag of grapes and got something that was not quite so sweet. attacked by one of the most venomous spider on the continent. vermont woman spending the night in a hospital after being monitored for a month because she was bitten by a black widow.

family says that as she reached into a bag of grapes the spider crawled up her arm and bit her. the grapes came from a local vermont grocery store. and that store is now investigating. the venomous bite of a black widow is reported to be 15 times stronger than a rattlesnake's ven venom. dramatic increase in std rates could be thanks to the rising popularity of so-called hook of hup apps. study by the of rhode island state department reveals cases of syphilis increased by 79% between 2013 and 2014. gonorrhea was up 30%. hiv by almost 33%. the department believes the report is reflective of the national trend. they say casual encounters promoted by dating apps like tender and grinder could be partially to blame. >> cost of love right there. 6:41. coming up next, warriors heading to the nba finals. >> there's concern this morning about one of the splash brothers. we'll update you on clay thompson's injury.

familiar site in the south bay. former 49er ray mcdonald walking at of jail after yet another arrest. live look outside from the south bay this morning. we're back with 15 minutes of nonstop news, traffic, and weather after the break.

it is 6:44. now on thursday morning, time to check that microclimate forecast as we take a peek outside. it's nice look. a little building shrouded in clouds this morning. >> like an old friend greeting you for an early morning. hello, rob. >> that's right. over san francisco you're seeing the golden gate bridge or you're not seeing a lot of it.

just the bridge deck itself. towers disappearing into the clouds this morning. just saw, san francisco right now, low clouds and the familiar misty skies right now in san francisco. we've got cloudy skies. 56 in san jose. and out towards sunol, look at that. sunshine. low clouds, a bit lower. very interesting viewpoint this morning as the marine layer compresses. hilltops there right around 680 poking out into the sunshine. sunol will be warmer today and the warming trend will continue in the weekend. the view for mount hamilton looking down on the low clouds. not quite as deep as the last couple of mornings. hill tops and east bay areas south of san jose, slight warming today. not much change along the coast. high clouds drifting by around mid afternoon and temperatures today will be climbing up more noticeably around the tri-valley and down areas south san jose. but for t coast and san francisco, look at the temperatures again. close to 60 during the day. yes, we do have a giants game,

braves taking on the giants today just after 7:00. we will see upper 50s. low clouds surging back in as we head towards tonight and during the day san jose. you can see about 74 degrees. north bay, highs in the low 70s. pleasanton, livermore, highs, 80. oakland, 66 degrees. as taking on the yankees tonight just after 7:00. we'll see temperatures around the east bay or the inner east bay. dropping into the upper 50s as that game goes on in oakland this evening. so the temperatures as we get into the weekend. notice the warmup for the south bay. upper 70s to low 80s for saturday. san francisco, not much warming. mid 60s by saturday if notice the north bay, chance of showers there by sunday after getting close to 80 on saturday. low 80 onz saturday and the reason why the weekend is going to cool off and have that slight ure will weaken by theowers. time we get into sunday afternoon. here comes that slight chance of showers. perhaps the bigger impact other than the chance of the showers

will be sea breeze. let this roller coaster ride of temperatures in san jose. warmer on saturday. cooling towards monday. livermore, after three days of 80s from about thursday and saturday, now you're seeing the temperatures dropping off into the low 70s once again early next week. for a check of your commute, mike? >> rob, we're going to focus in. bay bridge camera. we got our other one in emeryville to zoom in with thank goodness we have so many cameras around the bay. three lanes are blocked approaching the bay bridge toll pla plaza. four lane on that set of cash lanes on the left side of the fast track lanes. that's what's impacted. one lane gets by. if you can approach frth right approach toward the bay bridge toll plaza. look at your map, more backup coming off the berkeley curve and 580 and the maze. impact it's having. see more slowing as that build happens forth east shore freeway. bad time but it doesn't surround like major injuries. crews are on scene.

we will track this very carefully. the rest of your bay looks light right now. approach is off the north bay into the city. no problem for 101. south bay, 101, 87 and 85. now showing slower drive. the tri-valley and east bay, traditional pattern but lighter volume for 680 and 880. live camera in san jose. also northbound 101 shows that build. now you tapping the brake lights from 680 up past allen rock and mckee and clear witness agaonce. back to you. listen to the crowd roar. the sweet sound of victory. you can probably still hear the warriors and diehard fans celebrating a team's first trip to the nba finals since 1975. >> this morning front page of the san francisco chronicle really says it all, doesn't it? 40 years in the making. only lebron james and the cavaliers stand in the way of another nba title. now just four wins away. >> i'm looking very closely,

stephanie chuang, as we go to her live at oracle arena. i don't see a throne behind you. es static warriors fans ready to rumble. >> reporter: they're rae si. it's the roar-acle for a reason. from the rick berry era. 1975 was the last time the warriors won the nba finals. dub nation hoping to another another one of these banners hanging right here in oracle. >> lots of cheers for the team holding up the trophy. first time for the warriors in 40 years. the game was low scoring with a lot of fouls but steph curry led the scoring. led by someone with a lot of playoff experience. here's what he had to say about facing king james, the four-time league mvp. >> going to talk about lebron,

how great a layer he is, which he is. and they have a great team. but he had to win his first championship at some point. this is our year. and it's not going to be easy. it's going to be a dogfight. i think we're excited about that challenge. >> reporter: lots of fans excited. so it's back here at oracle for game one next thursday night at 6:00. against the cleveland cavs and, of course, lebron james. first people get a shot at tickets going on sale tomorrow are season ticket holders at 9:002349 morning and tomorrow afternoon at 4:00. everyone else finally gets a shot. before i go, mike inouye reminded me it was rick berry mvp of the '75 finals. he had a 90% average from the field goal line here. using the granny shots i'm going to leave you with this granny shot. here we go. oh, air ball. i knew it. all right. a little short. i'll watch rick berry videos and get back to you, guys. >> that's all it takes. not bad. good try. certainly all smiles and giggles from everyone's favorite warriors fan, riley curry.

2-year-old daddy signature move, tapping her chest, pointing to the sky there. also waved to the crowd. hugging her dad as he was outfitted with his brand new finals hat. when it comes to the press conference, yeah, she knows how to make an entrance there under if curtain. stealing the show again. almost actually bringing those curtains down. as her dad answers questions from the media. clearly hollywood is going to be calling for riley curry. another live look right now at oracle arena. there's another stage. that's where the warriors have been performing. as steph mentioned, lebron james and the cavs coming to town one week from today. tipoff is 6:00 p.m. game two is sunday, june 7th. alsos a oracle. then the dubs head to cleveland for games three and four. it's a good thing the warrer yours have a week to rest up and get healthy. >> scary moment. focus shifting now to the health of splash brother clay thompson who took a knee to the temple in

the fourth quarter of last night's game. went to the locker room to get stitches and thompson did pass a concussion tests during the game but after hard had con suggestion like symptoms. our warriors coverage continues online at nbcbayarea.com. just click on the warriors fan photos box in the upper left-hand corner of the home page to check out blue and gold fever. we would love to see your warrior pride, too. send us your photos to isee@nbcbayarea.com. we also have complete dubs coverage around the clock on our digital platforms including our nbc bay area app. i don't know. >> warriors win today? that's what y'all should be doing. >> former 49er ray mcdonald making a warriors reference as he was trying to shew away reporters as he walked out of jail once again. he says didn't the warriors win? shouldn't you guys be there? this marks the second time

mcdonald was bailed out of jail just this week. "today in the bay's" bob redell live at santa clara county jail's main jail this morning where mcdonald waungd out just a few hours ago. now he's in trouble for violating a restraining order. >> reporter: laura and sam, ray mcdonald's lawyer tells us his client was never served that restraining order ordering him to stay away from a woman who lives in an apartment that mcdonald owns. here's what mcdonald had to say to us as he left the county jail last night. >> were you at the apartment earlier today? >> man. why don't y'all go home or something. >> mcdonald not address that issue to us. not interested in doing so. that was his second time in jail this week group might recall on monday deputies arrested him for allegedly assaulting a woman who happened to have a baby in her arms a t the time at the apartment that he owns. that's when the judge issued the restraining order against mcdonald.

pie his attorney said he went back to the apartment to let his investigator inspect a possible broken door. he made sure the woman was away. and mcdonald's lawyer said his client left after police alerted him that she did return and saw his car out front. dechities arrested mcdonald later at a nearby sandwich shop. >> looking a little bit distraught, a little bit angry, upset. >> significant measure -- >> the 49ers caught mcdonald for what they called, a quote, pattern of poor decision making. chicago bears cut him earlier this week after his arrest on monday. reporting live here in san joerks bob jose, bob redell, "today in the bay." a suspect with a rap sheet a fr going on a wild crime spree and taking hostages and later surrendering. this is a look at police rushing in, guns drawn as a man sundayers. started yesterday morning. police say the 35-year-old suspect stole a car in walnut creek and then carjacked a man

at a business and led police on a chase. officers eventually used spike strips to stop him in antioch. he then ran to nearby gas station and took two hostages but not before he terrified few witnesses. >> he came to my car with a gun, pointing it at me telling me to open my door. >> pointed a gun at us and i started yelling get away. he turned around and tried to get into another car. tried to get into another truck and then ran inside the store. >> hostage negotiators convinced the suspect to surrender. officers have yet to release his name because they say the investigation is ongoing. fearful scene there and live anthrax scare. now extending into the bay area. about 30 minutes ago we learned stanford university is among the 19 labs that received live anthrax samples. as of this morning no researchers at stanford or elsewhere are showing symptoms. the military lab a this developed the strain had killed the virus to make it safe for research but turns out it was still live as maryland lab

workers discovered two weeks ago. they may not have been wearing much more protection than a simple face mask. still a u.s. commander says the rest of us should be safe. >> there's also no known risk to the general public and no suspected or confirmed cases of anthrax infection at the potentially exposed lab workers in the states. >> the centers for disease control and prevention will transfer the samples to involved to cdc laboratories for further testing. the fbi is investigating but so far found no evidence of foul play or intentional contamination. this marks the second time in a year it's been accidentally shipped out. follow-up. three-day search launched by a little girl's screams is over. chp officers say that she is safe. that search started saturday when a toll worker on the bay bridge sawen suv drive by and inside the worker could see the girl screaming and struggling with a woman in the front passenger seat. officers say the driver contacted them to say the little girl is safe. told investigators he was

arguing with the woman and the girl was trying to break it up. when officers visited the home that woman was already in custody for another child abuse and domestic violence incident. happening today. just a few hours the san jose sharks will reveal their new head coach. the men in teal will hire peter deboer. he led the new jersey devils to the stanley cup finals in 2012. he will replace todd mcclel clan. the team missed the playoffs for the first time since 2003. also happening today. contra costa county is expecting hundreds to show up for this morning's job fair. it's a brentwood community center from 10:00 to 1:00. four dozen companies are expected to be there including home depot and santa clara sheriff's office and resume review services and career counseling available. thousands of engineers are going to be at the center meantime for google io. >> scott mcgrew, big announcement is expected. >> that's right. at 9:30 the key note we think we will hear more about google

wallet, hear are some scenes from last year's io. io spands for input lash output. google had the google wallet long before apple pay but google is struggling to keep up. we do hope to hear new strategies for google wallet this morning. a judge ruled another cache of hillary clinton's e-mails must be released by the end of the month and the by the end of the next month and the month after that until all 30,000 are released. the timetable pretty much guarantees clinton's e-mails are going to stay in the news for a very, very long time. i don't normally talk about movie reviews but you will see why in a moment. the movie" aloha" with bradley cooper and stone hits theaters this weekend. >> i'm tempted to say hawaiian leprechauns. >> or chipmunks, something. >> one critic has called this a mess that makes no sense and is ridiculous. what is sobering is that assessment is of amy pascal, the

head of sony at the time. her assessment of her own movie rapping sayss a much as i like those actors this movie doesn't work, not once. let's see what critics think. >> no kidding. >> not off to a good start. >> beautiful people. >> surrounded by some right here as well. okay. so if you want to get away we would love to go to hawaii but not in the bay area this week, not a bad second option. >> low clouds in oakland, you can see the temperatures. sunol breaking out of the clouds. one of the spots that will be turning warmer for the afternoon. highs today in the mid 70s. closer to san jose. closing in on the 80s for the weekend. mike? >> closing in on a crash out there. >> bummer for the bay bridge toll plaza. camera from emeryville. flashing lights still. clearing some major injuries reported for the motorcycle driver. we have all by one cash lane on the left approached locked. you can get over to the right. that's moving much better. look at your map. that's the worst of it for the

bay. the rest of the bay is a lighter commute. nothing unusual about that. bay bridge toll plaza, watch it. >> we'll visit again in half an hour. >> morning commute will be easier because you know what, we have the warriors in the finals and we're rooting hard. different states. officials saying today there's no cause for alarm, but four people are being treated just in case. under the influence? >> okay, 3-2, ,